A subcommand can be exceuted when enclosing it in single backticks (`):
Examples:
mv a `echo b`
List all packages (-qa) containing the name under $PKG and deinstall it (-e option) if only one is returned.
rpm -e `rpm -qa | grep $PKG`
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A subcommand can be exceuted when enclosing it in single backticks (`):
Examples:
mv a `echo b`
List all packages (-qa) containing the name under $PKG and deinstall it (-e option) if only one is returned.
rpm -e `rpm -qa | grep $PKG`
rpm2cpio my_pkg.rpm | cpio -dimv